The Sun. — London, England, 1808-06-27 00:00:00

i_._._. Ffm; cae _LUND() s,IZETTE, June 2b, 1808. Juste 25. , • The King has wen .graciously pleased to give and grant Unto William Rafferty, of Great George-street, in the city of Westminster, Chief Clerk in the Irish Exchequer Office, his Royal Licence and Authority, • that he and llis issue may henceforth use the sur • • mine . of Houghton only ; provided his Majesty's 'said concession and declaration be. registered in his Collegp of Ardis, otherwise Jo - be void and of none 'etfect. 'Ordniance.olll,,, June 20, 1808. • k9;il•Regiment of "eirtillety. tint Lieutenant John Parker to be Second Captain, vice Hawiii.gs.'drLeased. Dated Juno 5, 1808. :sec..tnni Lieu tenant loiht M. Stephens tu be 1-it,t Lieu•maiit, YHA: Par_ . 'ter. Dated as above. Second .I..ieutenant Ww. Lctuoiac to be ditto, vice decea sed . Dared as above. Cornmistirdt sired by the Laid 'Lieu orant u/ Hants. Mantes White, Esq. to be Deputy-Lieutenant. Dated Ai lii ISA Wincbater Baiiitlion of Vduniter Inlantty. tbomas Blake, Esq. to be Laptam. Dated lune 20. acS• John xuun g , Esq. to be ditto. Dated as above. Francis Richmond silver, but. to be Lieutenant, vice Lloyd, re.. signed. , abuve. Wm: Nlattlijws, Gcnt., to be ditto. Viitett as elbOVe. George Erb:it-44d. to be Ensign', vice Kerby, resigned, _ Dated ,15 above. Robert Knight, Gcnt. to be ditto, vice Cave, piumutect. Dated as above: 'annuls:lox in the invethess-shire, &c. Regiment of Militia. signed 4); bd . ./ ab 'taut. , . . . Ensign Angus 11funro to b.: Lieutenant, vit.e Chishol►n, ap poited to the L►ne. Uat,ti lune 8, aminission in Me Royal F•iiit Militia, igiel 4 ) . the Lard • Thomas Kynaston, Esq. to ot: Captain. Dated 'May 3a, IL:). • Commi.hio ra 4i,gned isj. the Lord Lieutenant of the Conn!) , of Kent. , Shoo Panntars. ' Lieutenant William lilies to be Captaiii.viceViney, resigned, Dated lone a, I da. Ensign Robert (;overly to Lieu tcvant.„ vice Rose, resimied. Dated as above. Ensign Davis to be ditto, vice Bliss ; promoted. Dated as above. George Pugh, Gent. to be Ensign, vice Co eny, promoted. Dated as aboVe. Abraham tiodsoi, Gent. to *ditto, vice Davis, promoted. Dated as above. R.,c Mier Volunteer:. Ensign George Cotter to be Lieutenanti vice Adams, re. Dared lin,e 7, tSd. lohn Frani Gent. to be . Ensign, vice Cotter. Dated as above. Woodiiate Volmnteers. Thomas Saxhy, Gent. to be tnsign, Tice Ballard, deceased. Datca lune 20, tlioB. Comner,lLAs siord by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Lincoln. in Troop of North. trold Yeomanly Cavally. Theophilus Harness, L:sq. to be Captain. Dated Tune 141 tB, Maur kicnardson, to be Lieutenant. Dar L d as above F itilip tikipwortit, jun. Gent. to be Cornet. Pared as above. oononitswti rtoed by the- Lord Lieutenant of the County V carmartnen. iSt Battalion of Volunteer Jutdaltr), Joseph Thomas, Gent. to ne 'Ensign, vice Morgan, promoted. .Dated May to, 'hog; .id battalion of Ditto. Lieutenant George Noct to be Cap. tint, vice •Willialits, tesienecl, Dated June 6, ilsoB. En. sign Jono Jones. to be Lieutenant, vice Nutt, .promoted. • Dated as above. Ensign 1 bonus Phillips to be ditto, • vice bagful, resigneu. Dated as above. Charles Luton, Gent. tu be Ensign. !Licit as above. Wm. Llewelyn, Gent. to be citto. Damd as above. Coavnistivs Jirted hy the Lord Lieutenant of the cinegy of Cornwall. remdenniz Polunterry, , tt Captains ox Compinues—Captain• Lieutenant William .1,1,00 n Vic Anto.nue.. Datcd.May,6, 'hos. I.irst Licute. mitt 13e11, vice !SOL oaten as above. )'arse Lieutenant Win. Balsa, vice Lake. Dated 1a above. To be Captain-Lieutenant- First Lieutenant Robert Clow. gey, vice Moon. Dated May 6,.11!io8. To be First Lieuteinints -.Second Lieutenant George Snell, - vice-Byrn. Dated Maleli 16, illoB. Second .Lieutenant Thunias liouluerson, 'vice Mush`. Dated May 6, Se,olict Lieutenant OetavinsWilliarns,vice Crowgey. Dated is above. bet:olld Lletlttalatit l litmus Heinle, vice lien. Dated as above. To be second L.eutenaiits, Quarter- Master John Tresidder, vice Dated Mari.ii 26, ;&:S. Richard Thomas, Gent. vice Say. Dated as above. Quarter- Master Johu Spry, vice • boulderson. • Pitied May 6, to„ S. John S). mows, Geld. vice lia.tarle. 'Dated May to, 18 8. lames Co,rusn, (fletit. vice Williams. Oaten May 17, aSog. To be ;I•.arter-Nlaste,s, John apry Gent.:viee Tr z sidder. Dan:it 2b, .11log. illuett, Gent. vite'bPry. Dated May 31, i BANK R UP TCIES ENLARGED. • jfichohs Middlecoat, urcregoney ,(ornwal innkeeper, from rune 2t to Aug, 9, at ten, at Guildhall, Londoii. George of Yurkbliire, merchant, from June 21 to Aug g, at eleven ; at the •*Vilit,; Lion Inn, lialitax. BAVA: - /Z TClia SUPERSEL.),E U. George Philip .vi, 4114 Ar4hur .Vlackie, of Philpot.lanc, Lodo.o, codee-Increnalits. Bruwn.: and, rhuioas 'Wale, of Manchester, linen- BANKRUPTS, • William 911bert,. of l'ortsea, cabinet-rnaker, to shrrendt July 7, at ode, 8, at eiC% l / 4 41, and Aug. 6, .n twelve, at, tne t.'ttts, l'Ortsitiouth. AttOplica, hatitlyS ;lad leet-street, London ; or Mr, Soaper, 1 Scarborough, Yorkshire, cabinet-maker, July 22, 23, and 'Aug. 6, at eleven, at the Blacksruitils' Arms Inn, Scalbarougif. intarnies, Mr. Baustielg, Bouverie ,street? Longo', ; or. Mr. Woodall, Scarb.lough. tenjamtn Dryer, of Exeter, boor-cloth-rnanutadurer, July 'll, 12, and Aug. 6, at tour, at the Star lAti, Exeter. At.: tOMleSi.hlr.'Mortnnel, Exeter ; or Measra, Williams a nd ,Drake, Bedford- rot , / London. )Alin Williams, at Alttersgate-street, London, victualler,, July z, 9, and Aug. 6, at ten, at GuildlailL Attorney, Mr. Templet, littr-streer, 'East Strsithrield. tut,: of Northwlch. Cheshire, draper, July g, s,r xll4l Alt', o, at eleven, at the Crown inn, otortltwien, Attarncy. Nlr. uitia, Cnt,itor-treut, Lo:ltton. lames Wakiris, late of Cnepstow, Monmouthshire, draper, -July ti , ?e, 6,, taut Aug. 6, at eleven, at the White Lion hi.siol. AttorniCS, Mr. f atues,Gray's- Inn 1.011du.1; or Mr: Ev.ins, Chepstow. -Ct o rtes Lletano)de, tit lraher, Surrey,and :lithe Fie.) market, -Middlesex, rectitying distiller, July a, 9 , 4 ,,,t A ug , 6, 4 t ten, at • Uuildnill. Attorney, r. AA uniplrrlts, C. le . . metit's-lnn: . • Titninas Cotten, late of Threadneedle-street; Lontion,' . but - now of tha rovv, Hackney, AliddieSi4X, in.surance-bruker, July 2;9, Rii(l Aug. 6; at eleven,..tat Guil,ihall. Actor .. flies , messil; BottatilwAand ifewitt; Little Friday-meet, Cireapside. . •, Robert ear;, of ,Watling-street, London, whoicsale-haber; - 'clatter, July 9', 12, and Aug.. 6, at eleven, at G;iildhall. Attorney, Mr. Brdati.oueet, Citeapside. Edw,ird Mason, of Great Swin-allt.v, Coleman-street, Lon don, carpenter, July 2,'9, and Aug. 6, at twelve, at Guild 7.. Ind!. A ttortd;'s, Mcssr>. raittlzr, TutpltSUl, anciThoin * son, Copthall. court, TurogniOrton- street. -N • R,AttiOlti ii, Bain, at Moot fluids, .I.undqn, audioneer, July z, . .o t awl Aug. 6, at ten, .at Aittury„ , air. I rickey, Howland-street, Fitzr;iy-square. • 'John Elam, of Bri.,hthelinstone, Sus ax, 4arpenter, June atpne, July . 7, itlat AUX. 0, at tau; at Cuild,tati, Lon , don. Attornits, Mr. Evatt, • Flughtheliostunt ;or Mr. Wilde, Cas - tie•stit.:,t, aleort-smdare, Lptalon. James May, tit llerlhatn, E.ssex, inattster,lttly rt, at one, /2, 41141 Aug. 6; at tea, at Mr Dentin, Cultirstet; At.. tOrnies &tempi, Denton and barker, I'n:ld-court, Gray's- Inn., Condon. , Chitstoptier Tunge, of Runcorn, Cheshire, and of Liverpoof t • ale and pufter-hralei, July 8, 9, and Aug. 6, at Revert, at Ow Globe raver'', Liverpool. /marines, Messts..Cruntp and Lodbe, Liverpool'; or Mr. battye, Ca - ant:cry-lane, Loe 1.1211.' . Bow•Sramr.—Our Readers will recolleet that we stated, about a month since', that:an elderly 'man, who was Nog to the Duke of Cambridge; was found drowned in the Serpentine River, in Hyde Park. There -being no evidence to ascertain whether he was drowned by accident, or whether he hid been murdered, the Coronc , 'a Jury kought in. their veidirt—found Drowned. • The deceased was supposed to possess sonic funded and other pro= perty ; but , wh:cli his sister has not been ble to tint From certain circumstances that ha' lately" tr.otspireti; she has had reason to %wiped h . did not 'tall into the river,.bm.that he had been Murdered, and suspected a young man whom the deco/tiled had been to visit the afternoon previous- to his being, found drowned. He and the deceased' walked to gether from Kensington Gravel-pits , to the Catherine Whcel public-house, at Kensington, . n,r'e they had two glasses of brandy and water. The accouni, 'given , by 'lite young man is, that they separated about half-past ten o'clock ; he Went to his home at Kensington Gravel-pits, and was in bed hy eleven. A little before eleven o'clock, a centinal on duty in H%'de Park heard a voice groaning, which appeared to be that of a persOn in much distress. ' Military :discipline preventing hint from leaving his post, he .could not go to - see what wasAhe matter. ' A few days after the deceased was• found, the young man called upowthe deceased's sister; with a written in. struaion from the deCeased, upowaltasrpot*o .iten7P ed receipt, direding thatat his death he should have all his clothes, and al. to buy him mourning.- The sister,. &c. questioned him as to how he became possessed of the : paper, and entered into other par ticulars, she being the last in company, with her bro ther ; the answers to which, together with it being generally' understood that the deceaseo would leave the young man (whose name we forbear to mention at present), at his death, a handsome sum, as .he was a particular favourite, - tended to • et,mfirtn her suspicions. The deceased was known always to carry a considerable sun.* about 'him,: seldom less than 301. or 4.01. ; and when he WWI tbund he had but a meretrifle.The deceased had received a severe bruise on . his forehead. From these and other circumstances,• the young man was suspected to 1,..1ve-mordered him, and the grounds of suspi cion were communicated to Mr. NARES,' the Ma gistrate; T.Vho granted a warrant, and Lavender,ap.; prehended .him 'in consequence. On Wtdoesday he node:went an examination before Mr. GRAHAM. In the evening Mr. G. attended by. IYir. STAFFORD, .went to Kensin ,, ton, to make farther inquiries.. Ott 'Saturday, the business tnnietwent a farther private investigation betore Mr. GliiiiiAM, when the c cti ti• nels who Were on duty that night, and others, at tend& . He was ordered to remain in custody. y RICHARD 11Altit it, of No. 4, Mattlett•eouit, bow- street;' and pub,isticdby W11.1. 1 / 1 11 ARMIC[Ik Scitirrs', S: uth Mottim.street. Groslenor-squarli 'nes No. 11 1 .3 Strand ‘;, where didvolispiivits, (A f ters tor the Paver, I etteis iiJ the Editor, tize, (that-paid) must be addressed- • moki 111t;21 WATER AT LONDON L',ltt DGE To- it . tiler r' i". M"ingt 47 Iran. after 4. I Afternoon, 6 min. LONDON Prirrtell b 3 ' At the Stitt-Ort William Mq:lellan, of Pmstan, linen-41:0e $ [My s, 6,311 Li 'Aug. 6, areleveu, at the Jun. Xreston. .-kttorities, Alesrs. Blanchard and Carr, Pres ton;. or Messrs . 81akelock and Ntakinsuit,Temple, London. Samuel Davi s , jun. late of Ilford, Etigux, shopkevper, ruly 9, •t 6; and Aug: 6, at .une, at Ciuildltall, London. At. tornies,,Messrs. Day and tlamertun, Cullum-street; Fen. church.strset. I°lnt Davey, of Curtain.rriad, Shoreditch, London, carrell. tel . . July z, t at one, 9, at twelve, and Au.. 6, at one, at Attorney, Mr. Bond, !last India Chambefs, Leadeithall. s feet. William Goottenough, late of Hampstead-road, 111Lidlesex, coachrnaker, June 33, atone, July 7, at eleven, anti 411 g. 6, at ten,• at Guildnall. Attorney, Mr. 1-lason,Doract sueet, Salisbury.aquate. • DIVIDENDS. July io. William Markham, of Cottingharn, Yorkshire, merchant, at CleVell, at the Geolge lun, Ku.gston- upon- Hull. July tr. Moses Hare, of Exeter, cabinet-maker, between seven and eight, at. the'G lobe Tavern, Eke4er. July 21. Mark Rowe, of Truro, Cornwall, shopkeeper, at eieven, at the Rummer Tavern, Blistol. • July (9. Thomas Towers, late of Blackburn, Lancashire, ironmonger, at twelve, at. the Red Lion Inn, Preston. July zr. Thomas Trerniett ' of St. David's, Eieter, and John 11a11, of Alpington, Devonshileonerchants, at ten, at the Globe Tavern, Exeter. July lg. Stephen Hill, of Bishopsgate-street, London, oil and eofourinan,. at ten, at Guildhall. July 23. Richard Hamlin, of Tottenharn-court-road, Mid dlesex, victualer, at twelve, at Guildhall. CERTIFICATES. July 16. Joseph Steele. late at stoekpert, Cheshire, but now • of East kettord, Nottinghamshire, check- inattillatturer. William Maya'', late of Exeter, jeweller. John Ball, late of lietherset, Norfolk, engineer. • tianiel Inwood, Lower 1 hanies-street, London, oil and co ' lourinan. Tames Alakeham, of Upper Thames-street, London, cheese monger Christopher rerkins, late of S wansea, laniorgansliire, keeper. Henry Haywood, of Itarnsgate, Kent,•butelier. PAK] AlEskslllPs Dix r,LI'k.D. flulmeancl Turnock, Liverpool, grocers. Cooper and Henson, York.-street, Covent.garclen, leather. . . breei.lies.makers. . Flits and 'Hubby,' lames-street„ Covent-garden, boot and shoe-itrakers, Rnfliniell, Kent, Rowlandson, and Rorliwcll, London. Morrill and Robinson. Halifax, YnikSlll(C, griK.l3. ' Robinson aild Ewencer, I, ainsborougli. Smith and Woodnouse, Sheffield, saw and-shovel mantis Leturers. • Livie and Co. Austin.triars, merchants. -Solomon and Lemon, Liverpool, timber-merchants. Wllk-s, Thursby. and Wilks, Leeds, liferi.hants.. Newcombe. LQwe, and llempg, soap-boilers. Coventry; _ and hosiers, Newgale-street; 1. - unttori. Fort, Hargreaves, Dug&le, and Pickford, Oakenshaw and Woad Oak, Lancashire. calico-printers. Lay land and Co. Mancn,:ster, fustian.inanutaelurers. , Layland, Carpenter, and Layianu, Mancitesrer,ll4-rninui. taeturers. . . • ":rIMERICA N P4PERS'. Extrad of a Letter from a respectable' Indian in lower Ca. nada, witcr was educated by the late Dr. VittiscLocx, to his ACquaintance and Ftiends now living thz. State of New Hampshire, dated December 6, 1807. lam sorry it appears at present there is a prO s;ied of war bet Ween these Colonies and the United States. Governor CRAIG has arrived at Quebec, and brought with him 9000 regular trvos the stand.' ing army, in Lower . Caliada, consisting of 21,000 men, 5000 of them are French Canadians ; by or der alike Governor there are to be 10,000 more of the French Canadians raised. " A few days ago there was a great Council held at Quesquaparra, and 6000 of our red brethren were present. It is very.certam that the British mean to make a powierful resiiiance. It will take some time to reduce Qttebee; it the.-Americau‘should ever attempt to take our capital s there flI tit wnrcri work." It is supposed from the latest accounts, that thi-re will he a majority cat the Republican party of ti 4 in the House of Assembly 01 this State. . POLICE. REpo COURT OF KING's UENCH;tuWs THE KING V. J. H. WHITE. We stated the eirentristances under which this trial was postponed in our Paper of Friday se'nnight, and we mentioned the condition of these Defendanti as Printer and Proprietor of . a Sundjy, Newspaper called The independent Whig. - Mr. Rictl4xessoN opened the particulars of the information, stating, that certain libels were publlih ed in the ladepencliit Whig by the Defendants, en the 20th Dec. and the 17th January last; tending*to defame Lord Ellenborough, and to bring into dis grace the administration of public justice. The ATTORNEY-GENsRAL commenced with some introductory remarks, similar tothose.of which he ' availed himself in - '. the preceding trial of these De fendants, which we have so recently reported. He then proceeded to say, that he had been in his boyish days at College, and subsequently, from the sitniltl rity of his studies, engagereents, and pursuits, so in timately acquainted with the thief Justice, that what he said might be attributed to partiality ; hod he would therefore rather refer the Gentlemen of the Jury to the opinion they must have entertained of him, from the opportunities they had enjoyed of observing his conduct when placed in the seat of justice w itlnn that-hall. • The object of these publications was, to hold up this Noble and Learned Judge before the public, as an object of and. detestation. The particular occasion selected, was a trial at which, he kid pre sided, when a Mr. Boyce, a tavern-keeper at Ma dras; was Plaintitf, atid.Mr. &nide, au east Lithe Captain, was Defendant. The ATTORNEY-GENERAL then stated the cir cumstances ot that trial, which we have already pub- fished. , It may, however, be convenient to sonic of your readers, if 'we repeat, that the Plaintiff in that cause, with his daughter, was a pasienger in the ship of the Defendant;: that he had not.the privilee.es, of a cabin-passenger, not having paid the consideration fur them ; .11e, notwithstaeding, enjejed those privi- leges,irent ihe,inslulg - euce otlhi.lCaptain;until some a , dispute arose,. when he was removed from them, and' very indecent latigua i ;e was addressed to Linn by the Defendant. After this change, .two ships hote in sight, which were supposed to belong to the enemy: in this situation of things, the Captain assigned to each man his post, end the Pla:utiff was ordered to the poop, which was a station exclusively occupied, Minder ordinary circumstances, by the.cabitt passeu gers. Mr. Boyce refused to go to a plape from which he had been driven in ,so disgraceiul a manner, and, in consequence, he was put in irons during a whole night; whieb im . ,risonalent vias the princtpal ground of the action brought against thd Captain. Another ground alleged was, that . on' account of the mal treatment of the Defendant, the Plaintiff bad quitted the ship, and had taken passage forhimself and his daughter in another vessel, at.the expellee of I uol. Lord ELLENWROUGH EUITUDed up the evidence to the-fury, and in observing ,upon it, said, that this additional charge was not to be attributed to the misconslutt tlf the Captain. The-Jury found a vet-. diet for the Plaintirfs—Damages 801. Sir VICARY Gums now proceeded to read the ex-• ' tracts from the newSpapiirs of the Uoth of Decem-: her, and 17th of January, which were alleged to be Jibe dons. I'he publication in the tatter teierred to the case of Aris v. Dickie, the former the keeper of Cold Bath-fields prison, the litter a stationer in the Strand; au-I in which a verdiCt had been found for the Plaihtein the sum of 700 i, . The Arrom. Ey- GRNERAL OlklUded with observing, that these pro de Ctions were gross and - nefarious libels; and w ith expressing his confidence that the Gentlemen of Cite Jury would entertain , the. saute opinion, and give thcir verdict accordingly. . The proof of the concern of the Defendants in 'the publication, and or. the appointment _uf Lehi .Ellenborough to the office of Cilia Justice of the King's. Bench, by Royal Patent, Wel:4 then given, much in the manner, ntutatis mac:mils, as in the former trial to which we 11,ve alluded. Mr. LowTaN then read the matters stated in the deciarat , on. ,They consisted of three letters, and i3;ntnented.on the trials we have_ mentioned. was represented, that Lord Elienborough must be M- I tayable of the paternal feelings, g aud scarcely en- I. with the ordinary. affections of a human being, to have dictated the charge to the Jury in the case of Boyce v. Bailitfe. "His conduct was also sured un the trial of Aris v. Dickie;. and it was iuti mc:ted that he was the cause of the perpetual im pris iimentof this Detendant, on account of a clause: agrai-t tortuous debtors, whit:lll ' le had introduced into the .late Insolvent ACt. The writer also coin lived the present times with the age of James 11. When Jutle Jeffries disgraced the administration of justice, and was. torn, from the seat of authority by an indignant people. Mr. CiArk'oup, in a speech of nearly four hours, took a view of the law of ft;om tier reigli of Charles 11. to 1792; when the Act was passed de claratery or the power of Juries to decide on the law and fad, in cases of libel. Mr. Justice Gansu having stated his opinion to the Jnry,ou the evidence, a verdict 'was prutiounced of Guilty against both 'the I:),:lendants. The trial continued frotri nine until four. There we're sornv marks of applause at the con'clusion Mr. CLiFFoltu's defence, incon , listent with that,_de cot•utn by which Cuurts of Justice ought ever to be distinguished. . , JUNIt 21. Mr. MARRYATT moved for a Hab e as Corpus to bring up to Court 'John Daly, who %%as L. - unmated outhe Litt le-Go Ad., at Union-hall, Surrey, that he might be discharged, there being an informality in the `coultnitment ; the Magistrate who committed him not being described properly. The Court granted a Hatraps Corpus, and or dered that the Magistrate should have notice of the ;)plicatiou. Mr. lloatEß sbewed cause against a 'rule grant ed by the Court a tew days ago. He stated that it waiv ah action brought by the Plaintiff against the Defendant for criminal conversation with the Plain tiff's wife. The venue was originally laid in Middle :sex, but the Defendant had got it changed to De von, on an affidavit, that the criminal conversation, if any, took place in Devon. The Plaintiff was , . . . 'mtirYiea in.Treland, so that that could net be a caul of fixing The 'venue in Middlesex. The present rule Was moved to firing beck the venue to Middlesex, there having befit. no good reason at first to change it. He contended 'that it could not.lie any where else than in , Devon. , • Lord ELLENDOROUGH obleived, that the cause of afiion, if tried in Nliddlesexi might be defeated.-- The 4tiestion to consider was, Whether the cawe of action arises from the criminal intercourse, or the natural grid of the husband? •4 , • The AiTOR V-GENt3K4-L, Counsel for the Plain 7 tiff, contended, that the Defendant had no right to change the venue, s there was no precedent for it, and it ought to be brouglit back to the place in ,vhich it was origivaily lei,. There could be no eXCLI:It.: tot it, as the marriage took place in Ireland , which 0.7 eluded theta from atteikting to pro% e that it tea, place in Devon. . • Mr. Hitikits follbwed on the :same side. The Court was of opinion, that the marriage bad h9thilig to•do with the cause of aefion, although if was nece4sary on the trial to prove that it had taken Place. The rule for changing the venue was'granied 'on an affidavit, that the criminal conversation, if sitYt • did not take place-in Middlesex, hUt in Devon, and In no other place.. They thought the Court lot a6ted properly in granting the rule to change the venue to Devon, under whichnotisideration they dis . ' missed the.present applica ion. The names of the pat ties were not mentioned.' o.c o lot n ‘k F:l a id G ay en a i if„tenr,aniool .vas o tt e w r i. v -e e l d i / 3 9 it agitation on Mill Bank : he took off his coat anu bit, and rushed with precipitation into the Thames! Boats went after hinvimmediately, and succeeded ill finding hun, after he bad been at least ten minutes under the water. 'He was taken up without any' appearance•of lite ;. but the means recommended by the Humane Society restored him. He seems aboutthirty -years ot age,. is of very gentlemanly rnalloet' and appearance, and refused to make himself WOO. No letters or money were found in his pocket; 10.., had a watchwithout hands. He was'very grateful in his expressions for the humanity exhibited e' wards him, but at the same time lamented its ing again to encounter the miseries of life, and mar up against the ingratitude and perfitly of tit an. There has already appeared a great number °- counterfeited seven-shilling pieces; marked as of th ° . coinage of the present year. The are e a stly guished by these prominent marks y —the impressiaa of his - Majesty's head is much torn .utd lace the milling , on the edge is clumsi l y and irregdlstit executed, and they are a fuli size larder. in We have seldom heard of a truer alteration the value of laid used for tillage than has occurred Scot!: the parish of Old Monkland, in Lanarkshi re, land. A farm, which was sold in . 1737 for betatee 4 l 2001. and 3001. and again in 17 6 7 for 6201. 0 produces 5001. aminal rent. R es ted Last week there was found, .in the mo ss of i neth, neat Forfar, an oak tree of a great siZo, numerous large branches. The bole is about 1 4 o v ' 15'teet lena, and full thr,:e feet diameter. 1.1`,`,, long it has been buried.thre cannot be ascertain .0, but such is the preservative power of the moss, lbt ' the wood appears to be as fresh as jilt hadjust, b ,' l l , l deposited. The marks of the axes- with Artiv:'" had been rot over near the root;are quite visible a*! distinCl. it is said to contain between 50 3111 1 44) cubic feet ot wood, exclusive of the cont ents ot ~ branches. Out of nineteen Empires, Kingdoms, and rijoe" palities, into which Europe appeared geographicolle divided in 1788, BUONAPARTS and h i s tainilY now, 1808, actually in possession of Eleven popUlation of these (lountries is ebtiottee d a t 69,500,000 persons, and the armed force 1,026,000. To-morrow will bring forth tidings JO' and comfort to the owner of a Share of eitha of t ice Six Grand Prizes of 20,000 - So capitals of adventuring never appeared before besides I P r ' o , Fives, Ones, and Five Hundreds, and a d" P f .it portion of Smaller him, HORNSBY and CO' their trimds pal of those beneficial ads before too'laie. Tickets and Siiares are 60 11 , 1 ' Hoh N:•:131: and Co. Cornhill, .52; Cross, and St. Margaret's BoroUght;cive shared among their •friends; in the last t ;c 3 . months, Two Huildred and Stx.y-two Shares of pital Prizes. of great Still' NEAY.S. CRAvitstuD, Jun 2 .23. A t ncliio Passed by,-the Ruby, Moncour, from Berbice ;•- • i t,to i Ctaige, !Torn Demerara ;: Sisters, Frith , and the - Peacock, Irons Siirinam,, Sailed-the Mary, ilrhaihuti_,l C; for.Cork. , L . ,„ 'OP luN E 24. - Passel( by --the Diana, oodchlln, fro. - l or S tr i o e t eb n e lfcr H h j ic l e ti ; l':t r i o i ?, lola ; Ca:ista, ‘V . ..:atiterheatt, Nekon, Coyer,!ale, .:,:,o„ty, 'Samuel liroddiek, —, from Inimerata. , 4 ,011 311 ' Sailed -the Eleanore, l'h ott ipsott, a wl Rose". — j, - L i ttio. ‘triiii:lniySkatt.riltr.orttit„,•isla'ra,n(lb:,)o,N! 0. ,,d t ilt for St. Vincent%;•Alcrt, Billie: fur Cork; Veil' ' and the Superb, Jones, tor. Dublin. ___----! --------- BIR7II. ,taut fii iircri Lately. at T , thess, Devon, the Lady o r ci MARRIED. O Wed:Ant:ay theinst. at RughY.. bY le R 14.4) // hert n Ceorie Harris, tu Cltritat)ei:Jr ttx a Admiral Cnainkri. —_-- On i t N he .„ v 2. } 4 i th a irs ea t . 2 ;i: l, f:t ar n: D a . n i :. D C . A . prair; 1 01.111 C ' G ' 4 1 . : 1 , 0 - tile • Ro • ' t z .111 011C ' On ti. , : 7,5 th ioSt. at hi; house in Percy-street. — l ' . 'place. Franco NiLi Lind. Esq . in the ; tat year or 1 . 1,,°4 g etk) , of. Saturd3y Lot, the Rev. Dr. sailluel g.ectilln,•cot 73. Vi ar of St. liatnotonww's the Less. and :(c.cta 0 1 ' 7: too, in Bedfordshire. . will!) r , Leader, I : l l ,, t , te ta r a t oolttglziLll2s)at.riteleftu.l c il io l' a n c ess. 1 " r''. l 1 h ... Ti' PRICE 0) S ATV F' STOCIa a DAY. 1 I " lf t i t i' l: L tUt t M k :, Parr 15 ' r . ; f,;: i .: EY.Cherillet thus. P. - • 1 olunium, 7. I m perial 3 per Cent, 661 vcy Di tto Ann. 7 0-104 ons. tor tad a b', 690 ' C . 3 4 Uink Stock, • WAS per Cent shut . Irish 5 per Cent. 96 4 phi Lent- SS; • , per Cert. 67 a 63 3 per Cent.. Con. shut I.3.Ank L. Ann. rS r r-rEiths